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Originally posted by rwdrs View Post
does it matter
Thieving Scum Bags
When a MKII goes missing a prior agreed valuation allows the ex-owner to hopefully be paid out by their insurance company
This "pay-out" should be sufficient to replace a missing car
Unrealistic price guides allow insurance firms to under pay claims
My arguement is - try to buy a car for the values they are promoting !
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Originally posted by RS2000CUSTOM View PostCertainly does here in UK because of
Thieving Scum Bags
When a MKII goes missing a prior agreed valuation allows the ex-owner to hopefully be paid out by their insurance company
This "pay-out" should be sufficient to replace a missing car
Unrealistic price guides allow insurance firms to under pay claims
My arguement is - try to buy a car for the values they are promoting !
Well the that's a surely a matter to be taken up with insurance companies not the SEOC, who's primary purpose in life is for people that the RSOC don't consider worthy of a full membership and they "mop up" people that don't want to join or are disaffected by other Escort owners clubs.
Anyway you can agree when taking out the policy how much you want to insure the car for and produce the contract with the seller for the amount paid, so it's not like one is helpless, whether or not the insurance pays out in full is of course another matter
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my mk1 van is still there I see ....them prices seem about right but £2k for a class 3 ....although they are commanding big money....
mk2 sport/ ghia's at £4k & the mexico's only slighly valued higher and you can get a class 3 rs2k for nearly the same price as a class 1 mexico :winka:
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Originally posted by Aaron P. View Postmy mk1 van is still there I see ....them prices seem about right but £2k for a class 3 ....although they are commanding big money....
mk2 sport/ ghia's at £4k & the mexico's only slighly valued higher and you can get a class 3 rs2k for nearly the same price as a class 1 mexico :winka:Originally posted by rwdrs View PostWell the that's a surely a matter to be taken up with insurance companies not the SEOC.
The differential between the Mex and the RSII is obviously wrong, but I wouldn't pay 10K for a Mex despite some people's thought's on this matter, for one thing as we've seen recently there's a lot of cars that have surfaced recently that have more than just a whiff of having been "log booked" which is far easier to do to a Mex than an RSII so the risk of catching a cold is higher when contemplating a Mex. This being just one facet of the argument of the reasons why traditionally RSII's were always "a bit more" expensive, but indeed there never was this sort of differential.
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Car is only worth what someone is willing to pay to own it, or indeed what someone would accept in order to sell??
I wish I could get my Mk1 valued, been trying for years now but nobody will do it for me??RSOC # 15852
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Originally posted by BigDave View PostCar is only worth what someone is willing to pay to own it, or indeed what someone would accept in order to sell??
I wish I could get my Mk1 valued, been trying for years now but nobody will do it for me??Regards Charlie
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